Sports

Ali Jackson and Juan Vela went to Andrews on Tuesday and came home with gold, each capturing individual district championships for the Fort Stockton High School cross country program at the district meet. The Prowlers and Panthers placed second in their respective divisions and will compete Oct. 24 at the regional meet in Lubbock.

“The runners worked very hard to earn the right to compete in the district meet,” head coach Sergio Guardiola said.

Week 7: 4A-2 District 1 Scoreboard

Fort Stockton 41 Clint 0

Monahans 49 Pecos 10

Mountain View 35 Fabens 27

4A-2 District 1 Standings

*In parentheses is district record

Fort Stockton 6-0 (1-0)

Mountain View 5-1 (1-0)

Monahans 3-3 (1-0)

The Fort Stockton volleyball downed Andrews 3-1 in a home contest at the Special Events Center on Oct. 8. The Prowlers improved their district record to 2-3 with the win and will head into Tuesday's rematch against Greenwood looking to secure a two-game win streak.

4A District 3 Standings

(As of Oct. 10)

Monahans 4-1 

Seminole 3-2

Pecos 3-2

Fort Stockton 2-3

Greenwood 2-3

Andrews 1-4

Week 3: 4A District 3 Scoreboard

Oct. 4: Monahans 3 Fort Stockton 1

The Fort Stockton Prowlers volleyball squad was singing “Sweet Home Fort Stockton,” Saturday afternoon. After a long stretch of district road matches, the Prowlers were back in the friendly confines of the Bill and Virginia Williams Special Events Center and took down Andrews 25-17, 24-26, 25-19, 26-24 to move to 2-3 in district play.

Playing mistake free ball has been one of the primary focuses of Fort Stockton head coach Jeremy Hickman and his coaching staff since the start of the season.

The Panthers (6-0) won their first five games by an average of 23 points per game despite committing 17 turnovers.

Fort Stockton showed they had made tremendous strides in that department and gave their fans insight into their potential on Thursday in their district opener against Clint (2-4).

Fort Stockton began district play with their most complete performance of the season on Thursday against Clint. The 41-0 victory marked the fifth time in the past decade that the Panthers won a district game by at least 40 points.